b) Capacity-builidng of security forces by means of : ­Human resources development through recruitment, training and ethical conduct; ­Rational deployment of security forces across the national territory depending on the nature and importance of threats; ­Joint deployment of forces owing to their relatively inadequate strength; ­Giving priority to the capacity-building of existing structures instead of setting up numerous others difficult to operate; ­Reinforcing internal control. c) Building up National Capacities to Prevent and Manage Disasters by sensitizing and educating the populations with regard to their daily behaviours in the face of disaster risks and the dramatic consequences of certain behaviours. This approach requires: a national strategy of disaster risks prevention, an action plan and a national platform to coordinate the existing different stakeholders. d) Checking Insecurity on the Road and River Networks by sensitizing users on the right and wrong behaviours while plying these networks and, where necessary, reinforcing the repression systems to punish traffic offenders and dissuade reckless conduct. e) Promoting a truly local police , particularly by ensuring permanent and visible presence of security forces around the populace. This implies a rational coverage of the territory through a security surveillance mechanism that is suitable to the actual security needs expressed by the populations. Such an arrangement will lead to a judicious deployment of security units on the field with a coherent distribution of troops thereto. 47